60 inch wall mounted electric fire with log and crystal fuel beds

A fire that hangs on the wall

This is a slim electric fire for rooms without a chimney breast. It hangs on a bracket, so it can go on almost any wall that can take the weight, and it plugs into a normal socket. At about 152 cm wide it is the 60 inch class, the size buyers usually measure by.

The heater blows warm air out of a vent, while LED lights behind the glass create the flames. You can run the flames on their own, which uses far less electricity than the heater.

Provisional product data: this is the type of fire we are preparing to sell. We confirm the exact dimensions, weight and heat output with the final supplier model before it can be ordered.

A long fire for a long wall

At about 152 cm wide, a 60 inch fire is for long walls, open-plan rooms and spaces under very large TVs. It comes with two fuel beds, a log set for a traditional look and crystals for a modern one, so you can change the style without changing the fire.

A longer fire does not mean more heat. Like most plug-in fires it gives up to about 2 kW. In a large open-plan room it adds warmth and a focal point but will not replace your main heating.

Running cost

On the highest setting a 2 kW heater uses 2 kWh of electricity per hour. At the average Ofgem price cap unit rate for Direct Debit customers from 1 October to 31 December 2026, 26.32p per kWh, that is about 53p an hour. On a 1 kW setting it is about 26p. The thermostat switches the heater off when the room is warm, so real costs are usually lower than the full-power figure. Our running cost guide shows how to work it out for your own tariff.